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ijidak
9y ago
Yeah. Grew up in California. Large swathes of homes in California don't even have an AC. Whereas have family in Houston and their summers are brutally hot and humid. Couple that with the fact that Texas seems to have more energy intens
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9y ago
I find that even on a small grill, you can simply pile the ribs on top of each other on the far side, away from the coals. I think it results in better flavor as the juice from the ribs on top bastes the ribs beneath. But you do want to rot
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ijidak
9y ago
It's captchas all the way down. :)
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ijidak
9y ago
Huh. Interesting. I'm going to have to try that. Sometimes the writing process does get in the way, as speech allows for faster changes in thought and direction than writing or typing, I feel. Which makes it good during the brainstormi
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Ask HN: White Labeled SSO for Developed Apps
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ijidak
9y ago
This is huge. The idea that a tech company would figure out a way to integrate their vision of television into the central living room appliance has been enough to swing the stock of major tech companies upwards and down. However, prior to
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Echo 4k TV: Amazon - The First Major Tech Company to Figure Out Television
(www-yahoo-com.cdn.ampproject.org)
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ijidak
10y ago
Haha. Please, someone record the first time that happens for posterity.
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ijidak
10y ago
Haha. That is hilarious. 280 million years old, the preservative of preservatives. In many other countries (developing especially) they don't even pay attention to food expiration dates. We have eyes and a nose and they're really
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ijidak
10y ago
Love this concept!! Please keep working on it!! My wife and I will definitely use it!!
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ijidak
10y ago
"Before there was an internet of lightbulbs and smoke detectors" Hahaha. That was good. Delphi is used heavily at my company to process millions of transactions a day, in the credit card industry. I myself am a C# developer though
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ijidak
10y ago
This is epic. Love it. I'm going to share this with others. I see this as a great way to learn about patents in general, and as a way to get inspiration for new ideas. I've always found patents fascinating, even if they're a
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ijidak
10y ago
Why do we say Apple came up with this and Apple came up with that? Steve Jobs came up with those things. The man left Apple, Apple tanked, requiring a bailout from Microsoft. Jobs comes back, very much Return of the King-esque, and Apple ri
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ijidak
10y ago
Why freemium? In my opinion, a 14 day trial, and then $5 per month pricing is good enough. Sometimes I don't understand why so much software is given away for free. I'll happily use it for free, of course, but it seems like value
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ijidak
10y ago
Looks really good. I'm going to start using it. To echo a previous comment, as far as price range, I'd say $5 a month per user, or $15 a month for teams of up to 5 is perfect. Just my opinion.
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10y ago
I've had similar problems. And the same thing worked for me. Seeing that it worked for this person as well, reaffirms that this might be a permanent solution. Whenever I code without long sleeves, I start to feel pain again. I haven&#x